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THIS SHOW IS STILL ON???!!! I though America learned the FIRST time how shitty it was/is! David Hernandez is the hottest guy there...

25% English, 25% Irish, 25% Scottish, 25% German. Not a damn one of them influences what I do in life, although sometimes my German blood shows through, because when I get angry, I get angry. Not to mention that I'm a stubborn ass. If you wanna know just how stubborn I can be, try to get me buy an Intel processor... or a Ford... or any Asian car... or any brand name computer... or *rambles on*. Even my name is a mix. I was named after my father and my first name is Old English, while my surname is German, even though the English came from my mother's side lol. As far as my grandparents go, I've only met my Irish grandmother, and she celebrated St. Patties day every year like it was the most important holiday in the world. My stubbornness comes from my father, which probably came from his German father. My mom's mom was 100% Scot and she showed it, apparently. IIRC, I am fourth generation German, 3rd generation Irish, and 2nd Generation English and Scottish. I'm positive on the German and English, but not the Irish and Scottish... my grandma was born here, that much I know.

So did I! I chose "No way!" and the unattended stroller With the way I treat my parents there is no effin' way I'd want to have kids -- and if I did, I would sell them as soon as they talked back to me.

I'll be treating my man to some Burger King and some video games! By, "my man," I mean yours truly

As far as I'm concerned, you can love as many people as you can shake a stick at. The question is how far are you willing to take that love and many people you wish to do so with. You can certainly do that with multiple people (hence polygamy). Should you? If you are in a committed relationship with someone you already love, then absolutely not, but that doesn't stop people from doing it. I'm not sure if I've answered the question, but my brain has been turned to scat by Non-Linear Systems (upper level Physics)... I shoulda taken BioPhysics instead...

FTW = For The Win FTL = For The Loss It will be hard to maintain contact since two of them are very likely moving to California, and the other doesn't know what he's doing yet. I'm sure he'll stay in the state, though. As for Rutgers... it took me two years to find the GSA at this small-ass school, it simply won't happen when I go to a school that has four separate campus' within one city and stay there for two years while I finish my degrees... I won't be living there either. They couldn't pay me to live there.

As I said before I don't have many gay friends and they're certainly not close friends at this point. The only advantage they have over my other friends is that they know about my sexuality, and one of them tried to strip me (zip ties FTW!!!!). Now, that isn't to say that they won't ever become close friends with me. They have one more semester to do that, and I might be going to a gay bar with them in a few weeks (I'll blog about it later). Of course, I certainly want to have more gay friends, platonic or otherwise. Otherwise after this semester I fear my ties to the gay community will be severed completely since they're all graduating and I'm transferring to another school.

Addition to my previous post: I have more in common with my straight friends than I do the gay ones. The straight ones know what I'm talking about when I say, "I just bought two Flowmasters! w00t!"

No, 21 is old! *grabs a cane shakes it at the kids on his lawn* I'm sorry that you had such a bad experience with being outed, but that doesn't mean that his reasons for being in the closet are wrong. Sure, he's at that age where if his mother disowned him it wouldn't matter at all, but you don't exactly what his situation is. Maybe there is more to the story, maybe there isn't. Part of why I am not out to anyone but members/officers of my GSA is that my parents are both Catholic, but there are more factors to that that I won't go into.

Indeed this is a very weird problem, and Graeme's theory is plausible being that MSN and Hotmail are both owned and operated by Microsoft. I don't have a solution for you other than e-mailing MSN (not Hotmail or Microsoft) and asking them your question. I say MSN because I have no idea if the companies share tech support, so if they don't then the MSN tech support would be better off in answering this question. Personally I have Hotmail only to log in to MSN messenger (infrequently since the schools method for sharing their single internet connection with the residential areas and the main campus is to cut off residents almost entirely while classes are in session). I other use just my school email, which is forwarded to my Gmail account, which is forwarded to Thunderbird on my computer.

There's no real big appeal to them. I befriend people who want to be friends with me, regardless of their gender or sexual orientation. Almost all of my male friends are straight, with three of them being gay and one being bi-sexual. I did not meet most of these four guys until last October (met the bi-sexual one when we had Calc I together in the Spring of 2006, but we didn't become friends until we realized where we knew each other from at the GSA last October... it was also then that I learned of his bi-sexuality lol). As far as I can tell I have no problems being friends with gay men... the problem is actually finding them. For example, my relationship with my straight roommate, Kyle, is really no different from my relationship to my friend Ruben. Other than the fact that I've been in a hot tub with Ruben and he rested his face against my nipples for a couple minutes, but I digress. So, a significant number of my friends are straight guys, most of my close friends are straight guys, and I'd like have more straight guy friends.

My first thoughts were, "Ow, how would a guy give birth to a child??" Logically a willing uterus would still be needed even if the genes of the child come solely from it's two male parents (lesbians wouldn't have that issue).

Jerk she would have no other reason to think that, plus as far as I can tell, I'm not gay... Danica Patrick proves that

I didn't hug anyone... though the GSA president and my downstairs neighbor (also in the GSA) joined the same group. She (neighbor) invited me to join the group, and also sent a "Gay friends" app invite... apparently she thinks I'm gay just because I'm in Pride Alliance.

THAT WAS f**kING AWESOME!!! Kinda sucks that that cute girls face (butterfly) got messed up by the tire on that Nova... but he got his just reward in the end.

Do you have any idea at all where everyone's mind will go now?? LOL Personally, the only thing I mighthold during a casual sexual encounter is my you-know-what. As stated previously, that area of my body is place where I want only a boyfriend to be because he and I would already be sharing something meaningful, so entering me would also be meaningful in that we become a lot closer than ever before. Likewise, I would never expect anyone to do that for me in a casual encounter for exactly the same reason on their part. The only case where I might give up that part of my virginity in a casual encounter is if I wanted to try it to see how it felt. After that, it would be reserved for a significant other.

Meh, my school always gives us the day off to celebrate my birthday. It's a coincidence that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was also born on that day

I would have to go with "other" because I'm a good mix of utilitarianism and relativism. I often use a cold, hard logic that would benefit more people. Example, if the situation were a potential nuclear meltdown that would incinerate millions of people and the only way to stop that from happening would be to send a group of nuclear scientists (all who are about to have the worlds first stable fusion reaction) to their doom to fix the problem, I would do it. Doing has the result of saving millions of lives and setting humanity back an undetermined amount of time in terms of the creme de la creme of renewable energy. It's also a mix of relativism because I often do things according to how morals go in my area. Example, in NJ it's not ok to do 65 MPH on the parkway and various interstates... so I normally do at least 70, usually 75-80. Someone in Chine would do the exact opposite and do 35 MPH with their blinker on... but I digress. Intent is always a driving force for me, but consequences are heavily considered before any actions are taken (hence the many months it took me to pick a school, to pick computer parts, to pick a major, and why I've yet to come out). Perhaps that would be Consequentialism, who knows.

I got it for xmas but haven't watched it yet... maybe I will now.

I'm listening...

Oh that reminds me... when you guys get right to it don't forget the old saying, "Don't be a fool, wrap that tool!" Lol sorry, I couldn't resist.

Not to mention various other symbols representing such sentence constructive terms as, "therefore,""such that,""there exists," etc. Open a calculus intensive book (such as CALCULUS Eighth Edition by Larson, Hostetler, and Edwards, which is the extended version of Calculus of a Single Variable, Eighth Edition, by Larson Hostetler, and Edwards). Physics books are very much the same way, particularly my Physics III book, Modern Physics, 2nd Edition, by Randy Harris.

If you want to find the housing market in the United States, start with the sewage system. It's somewhere in there under huge amounts of economical crap that is the American economy. Or try Canada.

Here's the second, reporting for duty! Though apparently not that kind of duty. I'm also in the "no relationship evar" camp. It's cold out there in the Lonely Woods. Razor--> Calm down! Hahaha.

Mine remains dead in the water, though my Wishdar went crazy in Physics Colloquium yesterday... three hot guys when I walked in! Two of them are also in my Statics class